How long, how many years etc? before trial can a dui/accident be run out? Florida
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Read More Answered By: Craig Epifanio |
A trial can be set very soon (such as one month from date of arrest) or as long as the state, judge, and defense attorney will allow. Could be months or years, depending on the circumstances. Not sure what you mean by "run out" as there is no time limit for continuances if all parties agree (and they rarely do for long). Speedy trial is another story but I don't believe that's your question and if it is, you need to call an attorney and talk to them in person. |
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